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Though Kiek in de Kok fell out of use in the 18th Century, the tower has since been restored; used for a short time for training rooms for Estonian athletes, it now features exhibitions of Tallinn's medieval life and military history, complete with finds from the Late Iron Age, replicas of torture equipment and exhibits about the plague.

In groups G5 and G6, the dentin was first sealed immediately after preparation and then restored using the methacrylate-based temporary restorative material.

Groups G2 and G3 were first restored using an acrylic resin provisional restoration fixed respectively with a calcium hydroxide (Dycal, Dentsply, York, USA) or zinc oxide non-eugenol based (Temp Bond NE, Kerr, Orange, USA) temporary cement, while G4 was first restored using a methacrylate-based temporary restorative material (Clip F, Voco, Cuxhaven, GER).

However, in distribution networks, the shed-load can be restored using a single rate of restoration scheme because of the loads that are to be restored are considerably lower in magnitude compared with power transmission networks.

The tooth on one side was restored using the Hall Technique and the contralateral tooth with the restorative technique the GDP would normally use.

About 60 are being restored, using photographs and as many original materials as can be found.

L'Ayalga has been restored using lime, insulated with hemp, and uses solar power to heat its water.

Under Evans, the palace site at Knossos was heavily restored using the modernist material of choice: concrete.

"Water bodies can also be cleaned and restored using the public-private partnership model, as we did in Surat".

If the cause is a blocked artery, blood flow can often be restored using clot-busting drugs.

Since 2006 he has bought five buildings, "piles of bricks essentially," that he has restored using the same stones.